Pathways into Political Psychology, Challenges for the Future

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2026
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Abstract
Abstract This book explores how leading political psychologists enter the field, define their key contributions, and envision future challenges for political psychology. It presents personal and intellectual journeys from scholars who have shaped the discipline, including former presidents of the International Society of Political Psychology and editors of the journal Political Psychology. These contributors examine diverse topics such as leadership, cooperation, political violence, identity, and the interplay between neuroscience and classical thought. Editor Kristen Renwick Monroe curates these reflections into a compelling collection that reveals the field’s intellectual breadth, methodological diversity, and enduring relevance. Finally, the book underscores political psychology’s vital role in understanding complex political behavior and calls for continued innovation grounded in narrative insight, empirical rigor, and ethical engagement.
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Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2026
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